Trip to The MET: Copenhagen Harbor by Moonlight
A few months ago, I took a trip to NYC and spent a morning at The MET. I will be blogging a six-part series analyzing works that caught my eye and why.
Trip to The MET: Springtime
A few months ago, I took a trip to NYC and spent a morning at The MET. I will be blogging a six-part series analyzing works that caught my eye and why.
Trip to The MET: Joan of Arc
A few months ago, I took a trip to NYC and spent a morning at The MET. I will be blogging a six-part series analyzing works that caught my eye and why.
Trip to The MET: Design for the Saint Lawrence Portal on the North Side of Strasbourg Cathedral
A few months ago, I took a trip to NYC and spent a morning at The MET. I will be blogging a six-part series analyzing works that caught my eye and why.
A Trip to The MET: Andromeda and the Sea Monster
A few months ago, I took a trip to NYC and spent a morning at The MET. I will be blogging a six-part series analyzing works that caught my eye and why.
Highlighting My Favorite Artists: Lisbeth Zwerger
Lisbeth Zwerger is an Austrian children’s book illustrator.
Resources for Artists: YouTube
Here are some of my favorite YouTube channels as an artist!
Resources for Artists
From sketchbook practice to color palettes, here are some of my go-to resources!
Highlighting My Favorite Artists: Hieronymus Bosch
Hieronymus Bosch (c. 1450-1516) was a Dutch painter from the Northern Renaissance. Known for his dreamlike, grotesque, and religious works, he conveys moral lessons and warnings about indulgence through graphic depictions of sin.
What I Would Have Done Differently
While I wouldn’t make major changes, here are some things that I regret not doing in my childhood and college years in preparation for my artistic future.
